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Author: moufmouf

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@@ -24,10 +26,12 @@ $magicQuery = new MagicQuery();
 // Let's pass only the "name" parameter
 $result = $magicQuery->build($sql, [ "name" => "%John%" ]);
 // $result = SELECT * FROM users WHERE name LIKE '%John%'
+// Did you notice how the bit about the country simply vanished?
 
 // Let's pass no parameter at all!
 $result2 = $magicQuery->build($sql, []);
 // $result2 = SELECT * FROM users
+// The whole WHERE condition disappeared because it is not needed anymore!
 ```
 
 Installation
@@ -71,7 +75,7 @@ if (isset($params['country'])) {
 ```
 
 Concatenating SQL queries is **dangerous** (especially if you forget to protect parameters).
-You can always use parameterized SQL queries, but you will still have to concatenate the filters.
+You can always use parametrized SQL queries, but you will still have to concatenate the filters.
 
 To avoid concatenating strings, frameworks and libraries have used different strategies. Building a full ORM (like
 Doctrine or Propel) is a good idea, but it makes writing complex queries even more complex. Other frameworks like